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VIZIR
Eye shield with EASYCLIP system for VERTEX and STRATO helmets
The VIZIR eye shield protects the eyes against projectile hazards. It is easy to install on VERTEX and STRATO helmets with the EASYCLIP attachment system. It also has scratch-resistant and anti-fog coatings.
Description
- Protects eyes from projectile hazards:
– transparent eye shield
– treated to resist scratches and fogging
– allows glasses to be worn
- Compatible with VERTEX (1) and STRATO helmets:
– quick and easy installation, thanks to the included EASYCLIP attachment system
– pivots quickly from work position to storage position on top of the helmet
– can be worn with a Petzl headlamp, when the lamp is mounted on the front and rear mounting slots
– compatible with protector for VIZIR and VIZIR SHADOW
Specifications
- Weight: 80 g
- Material(s): polycarbonate
- Certification(s): CE EN 166, 1BT, ANSI Z87.1, EAC
VIZIR SHADOW
Tinted eye shield with EASYCLIP system for VERTEX and STRATO helmets
The VIZIR SHADOW eye shield provides eye protection against projectile hazards. It is easy to install on VERTEX and STRATO helmets with the EASYCLIP attachment system. It has a level 2.5 solar protection filter, and anti-scratch and anti-fog treatments.
Description
- Protects eyes from projectile hazards:
– level 2.5 solar protection filter protects the eyes from sun
– treated to resist scratches and fogging
– allows glasses to be worn
- Compatible with VERTEX (1) and STRATO helmets:
– quick and easy installation, thanks to the included EASYCLIP attachment system
– pivots quickly from work position to storage position on top of the helmet
– can be worn with a Petzl headlamp, when the lamp is mounted on the front and rear mounting slots
– compatible with protector for VIZIR and VIZIR SHADOW
Specifications
- Weight: 80 g
- Material(s): polycarbonate
- Certification(s): CE EN 166, 1BT, CE EN 172, 5-2,5, ANSI Z87.1, EAC
All Petzl products are available by order.
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